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Journalist, sax addict. I write about everything from media moguls to subatomic particles. And I blow. Keeping the world safe for work life balance.
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Trapped Ions Make ‘Beautiful’ Qubits, But Will They Scale?

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By Mark Halper Verified
| Communications of the ACM Verified
When the U.K.’s University of Cambridge joined forces in March with quantum computing maker IonQ to build a quantum computer, it described the pairing as the university’s “largest-ever corporate research partnership.” The momentous commitment raises and important question: what type of qubits will the machine use? The answer is trapped ions, the technology that underpins College Park, MD-based IonQ’s quantum computers. Trapped ions are one of several methods for building a qubit.
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Building Qubits from Neutral Atoms

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By Mark Halper Verified
| Communications of the ACM Verified
For nearly two decades, Google’s quantum computer development had focused on making qubits out of superconducting circuits. That changed in March, when the company stated it is also developing qubits made from atoms; specifically, from atoms in their natural uncharged state. Google’s announcement served as a reminder that there is more than one way to construct a qubit.
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Celebrate Your Marriage with Art Created for the Two of You {Dinner Event}

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By Mark Halper Verified
| AllEvents
An intimate dinner for up to three couples with wine, conversation, and a live reveal of art created from an object meaningful to you both. About this Event Join acclaimed photographic artist for an intimate evening of art, conversation, dinner, and wine at in Downtown Los Angeles. This salon style experience is designed for up to three married couples and centers on a custom artwork created in advance from an object that is meaningful to you as a couple in celebration of your relationship.
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